AMT

Facebook_Lawyer_Gym

All three big carriers essentially lease their towers though MLA's with the big three tower brokers: CCI, AMT and SBA. If SpaceX wanted to build out on these towers, the barrier to entry isn't significant.

atrox3838

cell tower companies getting hella boosted off this SPCX news. CCI, SBAC, and AMT all up bigly with CCI +13%. Do yall think this is a false pump once SPCX inevitably fails its bid for affordable low-band spectrum shit?

Reasonable_Anybody21

AMT booming

Brave-Temperature495

Screw the telecoms. They’ve been monopolies for a while. Glad I didn’t buy AMT those years ago

No_Current3675

got more than this in AMT credits. i'm good son. CPA lookin after my ass.

Form1040

ChatGPT: Here is a comprehensive list, grouped by type. 1. Taxes on income and earnings Federal Individual federal income tax Corporate federal income tax Self-employment tax Social Security tax Medicare tax Additional Medicare Tax Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT) Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) Federal withholding on wages Tax on excess accumulated earnings Personal holding company tax Estate and trust income tax State and local State individual income tax State corporate income/franchise tax Local individual income tax Local occupational/income taxes Local payroll taxes City earnings taxes Nonresident income taxes State alternative minimum taxes in some states State franchise taxes 2. Payroll and employment taxes Social Security payroll tax Medicare payroll tax Additional Medicare Tax Federal unemployment tax (FUTA) State unemployment taxes (SUTA) State disability insurance taxes State paid-family-leave payroll taxes Local payroll taxes Workers' compensation assessments/taxes in some jurisdictions 3. Taxes on purchases and consumption State sales tax County sales tax City sales tax Special district sales tax Local use tax State use tax Gross receipts taxes Retail sales taxes Excise taxes Communications taxes Hotel/motel occupancy taxes Restaurant/food taxes Amusement taxes Admissions taxes Rental car taxes Car-sharing taxes Tourism taxes 4. Excise taxes on particular products Federal and/or state/local governments tax things such as: Gasoline Diesel fuel Aviation fuel Natural gas Electricity Alcohol Beer Wine Distilled spirits Cigarettes Cigars Other tobacco products Nicotine products Cannabis/marijuana where legal Firearms Ammunition Tires Heavy trucks Indoor tanning Sports wagering/gambling Certain medical devices Certain fuels and petroleum products Sugary beverages in some jurisdictions There are also numerous  industry-specific excise taxes. 5. Property taxes Real estate/property tax Residential property tax Commercial property tax Industrial property tax Agricultural property tax Vacant-property taxes Special assessments School district property taxes County property taxes Municipal property taxes Township property taxes Special district property taxes Stormwater fees/assessments Drainage district assessments Library district taxes Park district taxes Fire district taxes Sewer/water district taxes 6. Taxes on vehicles Vehicle registration taxes/fees Annual license taxes Personal property taxes on vehicles Motor vehicle excise taxes Motor vehicle sales taxes Motor vehicle use taxes Wheel taxes County vehicle taxes Municipal vehicle taxes Heavy highway vehicle use tax Commercial vehicle taxes Fuel taxes Road/transportation taxes Some states classify these as  fees rather than taxes, although economically they can function similarly. 7. Estate and inheritance taxes Federal estate tax State estate taxes State inheritance taxes Gift tax Generation-skipping transfer (GST) tax Federal gift tax State gift taxes in some jurisdictions The distinction between  estate tax and  inheritance tax is important: an estate tax is generally imposed on the estate before distribution, while an inheritance tax is imposed on the recipient. 8. Taxes on investments and financial transactions Tax on ordinary investment income Tax on qualified dividends Tax on nonqualified dividends Capital gains tax Net Investment Income Tax State capital gains taxes Interest-income taxes Bond interest taxes where applicable Securities-transfer taxes in some states Stock-transfer taxes in some jurisdictions Financial transaction taxes in some jurisdictions Real-estate transfer taxes Documentary stamp taxes Mortgage recording taxes Deed recording taxes 9. Real-estate-related taxes When buying, selling, or owning property, you can encounter: Property tax Real estate transfer tax State transfer tax County transfer tax Municipal transfer tax Documentary stamp tax Deed tax Mortgage recording tax Recording fees Special assessments Capital gains tax Depreciation recapture Estate tax 10. Business taxes Businesses can face: Federal corporate income tax State corporate income tax Franchise tax Gross receipts tax Business privilege tax Business license taxes Occupational taxes Commercial activity taxes Payroll taxes Sales taxes Use taxes Excise taxes Property taxes Personal property taxes Inventory taxes in some states Unemployment taxes Local business taxes Utility taxes Business registration taxes/fees 11. Telecommunications and communications taxes Federal telephone excise tax State telecommunications taxes Local telecommunications taxes 911 fees Enhanced 911 fees Universal service charges Cable television taxes Wireless telephone taxes VoIP taxes Communications franchise fees 12. Utility-related taxes Depending on the jurisdiction: Electricity taxes Natural gas taxes Water taxes Sewer taxes Utility gross receipts taxes Telecommunications taxes Cable taxes Utility franchise fees 13. Hospitality and travel taxes Hotel occupancy tax Motel tax Short-term rental tax Tourism tax Convention tax Restaurant tax Rental-car tax Airport passenger facility charges Airport taxes Federal airline ticket taxes Passenger facility charges Cruise-related taxes/fees 14. Energy and environmental taxes Petroleum taxes Gasoline taxes Diesel taxes Natural gas taxes Coal taxes Oil severance taxes Gas severance taxes Mining taxes Carbon taxes in some jurisdictions Emissions-related taxes/fees Hazardous-waste fees Environmental cleanup taxes Energy-related excise taxes 15. Resource extraction taxes Several states impose  severance taxes on extraction of: Oil Natural gas Coal Minerals Timber Other natural resources These can be major sources of revenue in resource-producing states. 16. Gambling-related taxes Federal gambling excise tax State gambling taxes Casino taxes Sports-betting taxes Lottery taxes/revenue taxes Pari-mutuel wagering taxes Bingo/gaming taxes Gaming license taxes 17. Tobacco and nicotine taxes Federal cigarette tax State cigarette taxes Local cigarette taxes Cigarette excise taxes Cigar taxes Smokeless tobacco taxes Vape/e-cigarette taxes Nicotine-product taxes Tobacco licensing taxes 18. Alcohol taxes Federal beer excise tax Federal wine excise tax Federal distilled-spirit excise tax State beer taxes State wine taxes State spirits taxes Local alcohol taxes Alcohol licensing taxes Alcohol sales taxes 19. Insurance-related taxes State insurance premium taxes Surplus-lines taxes Insurance company franchise taxes Fire insurance taxes Certain insurance assessments Health-insurance-related assessments 20. Special taxes and assessments There are thousands of narrowly targeted taxes/assessments across the country, including: Hotel district taxes Tourism district taxes Business improvement district assessments Downtown development assessments Stadium taxes Convention-center taxes Airport taxes Transit taxes School district taxes Library taxes Park district taxes Fire district taxes Mosquito-control district taxes Drainage district assessments Flood-control assessments Sewer assessments Stormwater assessments Road improvement assessments

Form1040

All you guys who say we should raise taxes might want to take a look at the list of taxes we pay compiled for me by ChatGPT.  Much more and I say screw it and live off my savings. I am not alone.  Here is a comprehensive list, grouped by type. 1. Taxes on income and earnings Federal Individual federal income tax Corporate federal income tax Self-employment tax Social Security tax Medicare tax Additional Medicare Tax Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT) Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) Federal withholding on wages Tax on excess accumulated earnings Personal holding company tax Estate and trust income tax State and local State individual income tax State corporate income/franchise tax Local individual income tax Local occupational/income taxes Local payroll taxes City earnings taxes Nonresident income taxes State alternative minimum taxes in some states State franchise taxes 2. Payroll and employment taxes Social Security payroll tax Medicare payroll tax Additional Medicare Tax Federal unemployment tax (FUTA) State unemployment taxes (SUTA) State disability insurance taxes State paid-family-leave payroll taxes Local payroll taxes Workers' compensation assessments/taxes in some jurisdictions 3. Taxes on purchases and consumption State sales tax County sales tax City sales tax Special district sales tax Local use tax State use tax Gross receipts taxes Retail sales taxes Excise taxes Communications taxes Hotel/motel occupancy taxes Restaurant/food taxes Amusement taxes Admissions taxes Rental car taxes Car-sharing taxes Tourism taxes 4. Excise taxes on particular products Federal and/or state/local governments tax things such as: Gasoline Diesel fuel Aviation fuel Natural gas Electricity Alcohol Beer Wine Distilled spirits Cigarettes Cigars Other tobacco products Nicotine products Cannabis/marijuana where legal Firearms Ammunition Tires Heavy trucks Indoor tanning Sports wagering/gambling Certain medical devices Certain fuels and petroleum products Sugary beverages in some jurisdictions There are also numerous  industry-specific excise taxes. 5. Property taxes Real estate/property tax Residential property tax Commercial property tax Industrial property tax Agricultural property tax Vacant-property taxes Special assessments School district property taxes County property taxes Municipal property taxes Township property taxes Special district property taxes Stormwater fees/assessments Drainage district assessments Library district taxes Park district taxes Fire district taxes Sewer/water district taxes 6. Taxes on vehicles Vehicle registration taxes/fees Annual license taxes Personal property taxes on vehicles Motor vehicle excise taxes Motor vehicle sales taxes Motor vehicle use taxes Wheel taxes County vehicle taxes Municipal vehicle taxes Heavy highway vehicle use tax Commercial vehicle taxes Fuel taxes Road/transportation taxes Some states classify these as  fees rather than taxes, although economically they can function similarly. 7. Estate and inheritance taxes Federal estate tax State estate taxes State inheritance taxes Gift tax Generation-skipping transfer (GST) tax Federal gift tax State gift taxes in some jurisdictions The distinction between  estate tax and  inheritance tax is important: an estate tax is generally imposed on the estate before distribution, while an inheritance tax is imposed on the recipient. 8. Taxes on investments and financial transactions Tax on ordinary investment income Tax on qualified dividends Tax on nonqualified dividends Capital gains tax Net Investment Income Tax State capital gains taxes Interest-income taxes Bond interest taxes where applicable Securities-transfer taxes in some states Stock-transfer taxes in some jurisdictions Financial transaction taxes in some jurisdictions Real-estate transfer taxes Documentary stamp taxes Mortgage recording taxes Deed recording taxes 9. Real-estate-related taxes When buying, selling, or owning property, you can encounter: Property tax Real estate transfer tax State transfer tax County transfer tax Municipal transfer tax Documentary stamp tax Deed tax Mortgage recording tax Recording fees Special assessments Capital gains tax Depreciation recapture Estate tax 10. Business taxes Businesses can face: Federal corporate income tax State corporate income tax Franchise tax Gross receipts tax Business privilege tax Business license taxes Occupational taxes Commercial activity taxes Payroll taxes Sales taxes Use taxes Excise taxes Property taxes Personal property taxes Inventory taxes in some states Unemployment taxes Local business taxes Utility taxes Business registration taxes/fees 11. Telecommunications and communications taxes Federal telephone excise tax State telecommunications taxes Local telecommunications taxes 911 fees Enhanced 911 fees Universal service charges Cable television taxes Wireless telephone taxes VoIP taxes Communications franchise fees 12. Utility-related taxes Depending on the jurisdiction: Electricity taxes Natural gas taxes Water taxes Sewer taxes Utility gross receipts taxes Telecommunications taxes Cable taxes Utility franchise fees 13. Hospitality and travel taxes Hotel occupancy tax Motel tax Short-term rental tax Tourism tax Convention tax Restaurant tax Rental-car tax Airport passenger facility charges Airport taxes Federal airline ticket taxes Passenger facility charges Cruise-related taxes/fees 14. Energy and environmental taxes Petroleum taxes Gasoline taxes Diesel taxes Natural gas taxes Coal taxes Oil severance taxes Gas severance taxes Mining taxes Carbon taxes in some jurisdictions Emissions-related taxes/fees Hazardous-waste fees Environmental cleanup taxes Energy-related excise taxes 15. Resource extraction taxes Several states impose  severance taxes on extraction of: Oil Natural gas Coal Minerals Timber Other natural resources These can be major sources of revenue in resource-producing states. 16. Gambling-related taxes Federal gambling excise tax State gambling taxes Casino taxes Sports-betting taxes Lottery taxes/revenue taxes Pari-mutuel wagering taxes Bingo/gaming taxes Gaming license taxes 17. Tobacco and nicotine taxes Federal cigarette tax State cigarette taxes Local cigarette taxes Cigarette excise taxes Cigar taxes Smokeless tobacco taxes Vape/e-cigarette taxes Nicotine-product taxes Tobacco licensing taxes 18. Alcohol taxes Federal beer excise tax Federal wine excise tax Federal distilled-spirit excise tax State beer taxes State wine taxes State spirits taxes Local alcohol taxes Alcohol licensing taxes Alcohol sales taxes 19. Insurance-related taxes State insurance premium taxes Surplus-lines taxes Insurance company franchise taxes Fire insurance taxes Certain insurance assessments Health-insurance-related assessments 20. Special taxes and assessments There are thousands of narrowly targeted taxes/assessments across the country, including: Hotel district taxes Tourism district taxes Business improvement district assessments Downtown development assessments Stadium taxes Convention-center taxes Airport taxes Transit taxes School district taxes Library taxes Park district taxes Fire district taxes Mosquito-control district taxes Drainage district assessments Flood-control assessments Sewer assessments Stormwater assessments Road improvement assessments

creemeeseason

Understated as an argument for approval. HD is a brutal disease that slowly kills people over 20-30 years. They can't work, their families must care for them. On top of that, there's no cure or treatment. Even if AMT-130 is mildly effective (and anecdotally it is and more) as opposed to completely effective it should be approved and give these people some hope.

creemeeseason

AMT-130 is by far their biggest use case. It's possible, but seems improbable at this point.

QuanTradin

Paper desk this morning, for what it is worth: the one-minute momentum bots opened the week leaning short at the bell, semis and rate-sensitive names mostly (AMAT, MPWR, MCHP, AMT, BLK, LOW), and every one of those was flat again within a minute on the rule exit. No follow-through in either direction in the first ten minutes, which is about what I would expect on the Monday of a Fed week with oil doing the talking pre-market. The slower books, the daily call buyers, did nothing and are sitting on what they carried in from Friday. Paper said wait, so that is what it is doing. Anyone actually chasing the energy names here, or is that a Tuesday problem?

creemeeseason

uniQure N.V. (NASDAQ:QURE), a leading gene therapy company advancing transformative therapies for patients with severe medical needs, today announced the submission of a Biologics License Application (BLA) to the United States (U.S.) Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the accelerated approval of ifezuntirgene inilparvovec (AMT-130), an investigational gene therapy for the treatment of Huntington’s disease. The Company also announced that its Marketing Authorisation Application (MAA) for ifezuntirgene inilparvovec has been submitted to the United Kingdom’s (U.K.) Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).

akishore

the 39k is just writing a check for the shares (169 x 231.28). that preview isnt hiding a tax bill in there. ISOs usually dont withhold at exercise, you still may owe AMT or tax when you sell. if you can hold a year after exercise (and 2 years from grant) the leftover gain can be long term. 30 days is a short fuse to sort that with someone who does this for a living. tsla is around 346 premarket so the spread is still in that 20k ballpark, just dont treat the preview as locked.

pfn0

I'm pretty sure you are in AMT territory and immediately owe taxes on the 20K of the gains.

klipsetrades

Ok sweet that helps a lot. So since they’re ISOs, your next question then is really about AMT (Alternative Minimum Tax) and how long you plan to hold the shares after exercising. I wouldn’t assume the $0 withholding means there’s no tax impact. Like, if you sell after exercising, the treatment can be different, so this is probably worth a quick conversation with a CPA before you decide 👍🏼

jarMburger

No, tax is not included. The $39k is basically 169x231 (exercise price). The exercise itself may or may not be a taxable event, it depends on your overall income situation. It is possible to trigger AMT but giving the amount of unrealized gain here I would guess not, unless you have additional exercise or other complex tax obligations. All of this is assume this ISO. If this is NSO, then the difference between fair market value on date of exercise and exercise price is subject to ordinary income tax. As to how it impacts your overall tax situation, you’ll need to talk to a CPA since you need to share substantially more details.

Stock_up07

The ITC was misrepresented. The "tax benefit in year 1" is not in year one since ITC doesn't offset AMT. Huge fraud if you ask me. Likely several lawsuits coming soon.

creemeeseason

It's considered "anecdotal evidence" as opposed to hard data, but apparently a few of the trial trial patients for AMT-130 have gone back to work. Again, Huntington's is chronic and progressive. People don't "just get better". I don't own enough QURE.

AcceptableCrazy9486

AMT

creemeeseason

Added more QURE. Earnings reaffirmed everything is progressing well. At $40 this has an easy path to 3x by the end of next year, just off AMT-120.

Got_Engineers

REITs and healthcare. REITs AMT WELL O HEALTHCARE PFE MRK Made 300% on July calls for PFE. I used to work in the pension industry at a very large investment fund and I’m quite familiar with how they rebalance throughout the quarters. My personal theory is that there has been a rotation with options where companies are not placing long-term bets and are using options to target more specific exposures on shorter time frames like 1 to 3 months to stay within a quarter. Something like 80% of all QQQ options are less than one week of expiration right now. Each quarter end option expiration seems to be larger so I have noticed that these cycles of lower beta assets seem to rotate ahead of the rest of the crowd. Same with XLE energy. Take any of the sector ETF and look at the top 10 companies and all I’ve done is pick one or two of them that seemed to have options volume or and cyclical volatility on the 1H and 1D charts. Just like anything in life such as a sports team or your own dog if you intimately track it and observe its patterns and moves every single day you’ll probably pick up some tendencies and repeated patterns. REITs don’t have a premarket or post market generally so that itself is divergence from the norm and has game theory components. Are stocks with less volume and less market hours still traded the same algorithmically? You’ll have to find out.

creemeeseason

QURE update: U.S. and U.K. regulatory submissions for AMT-130 for Huntington's disease on track as planned for the third quarter of 2026 ~ ~ Topline four-year data from the Phase I/II study of AMT-130 expected in September 2026 ~ ~ Reported data from the first cohort in the Phase I/IIa trial of AMT-260 for refractory mesial temporal lobe epilepsy showed early biological signals of therapeutic activity and a favorable safety profile ~ Also started a trial for AMT-191 for fabry disease. Platform treatment in the making.

SlurmsMckenzie_Party

There are cash flow implications and also tax implications to the options as well depending on value. When you’re granted options, you have to spend money to purchase the underlying stock. For example, you get 100 options at a $50 strike price. You have to pay $5,000 to own the stock and your basis becomes the $50/share for tax purposes (this assumes ISO and issued ATM). If you sell the options, you’ll be hit with capital gains or ordinary income tax rate depending on how long you held them after exercise. If the options were in the money, there are AMT considerations. If you receive RSU, once they vest, you own the shares for $0 cash outflow but you owe taxes as if you earned the same amount of money because it’s compensation. If you can easily sell a portion of the RSU to cover the tax bill, then you still net out on some additional compensation. Options typically expire if you quit while shares are yours. Options give you longer time frames like 10 years to exercise so as the company’s value grows, so does your option value. RSU can get you quick cash if your company is public and allow you to sell and diversify into other investments. Best advice is to talk to someone in your state for a consult to ensure you make the right decision. Spending $200 to avoid a $20,000 mistake is always financially prudent.

Got_Engineers

Real estate REITs and healthcare? I’ve made like 500% on O realty calls and Pfizer calls lately. PFE has gapped up the last week. Find companies in the top 10 of a sector etf and track them. Healthcare MRK ABBV PFE GILD REITs O AMT WELL

SUSP3CT_392

That's the wrong company mate. Ameritrust Group is based in Southfield Michigan. AMT Ameritrust is actually a Canadian company based in Burlington Ontario.

ExtentInitial

That’s fine. I am saying do your analysis on $AMT.V as it is the more liquid security. $AMTFF is still on OTC :)

ExtentInitial

Please look at $AMT.V for your analysis

ExtentInitial

Canadian version $AMT.V is 27c

Positive_Hand_6048

[](https://finance.yahoo.com/small-business/articles/ameritrust-autosavvy-launch-national-leasing-110000890.html) Strategic partnership brings lease solutions to AutoSavvy customers while expanding AmeriTrust's automotive finance platform Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - July 7, 2026) - AmeriTrust Financial Technologies Inc. (TSXV: AMT) (OTCQB: AMTFF) (FSE: 1ZV) ("AmeriTrust", "AMT" or the "Company"), a fintech platform focused on automotive finance, today announced that on May 6th, 2026 the Company executed an agreement to become the inaugural National Lease Partner for AutoSavvy, the nation's largest retailer of branded title vehicles, operating 21 dealership locations across 9 states. The agreement provides AmeriTrust with the ability to originate, underwrite, and service lease programs for qualified customers across AutoSavvy's growing national footprint. "This partnership strategically aligns AmeriTrust with the clear market leader in a space that is primed for financial innovation. AmeriTrust has begun the roll out of 3 AutoSavvy locations in Texas and Utah, testing systems for both companies and then will proceed through to the remaining 18 locations," said Jeff Morgan, CEO of AmeriTrust Financial Technologies Inc. "AutoSavvy's proven model — delivering vehicles priced on average 20% below clean title market value — speaks directly to the millions of Americans who demand transparency, quality, and affordability. We are proud to partner with AutoSavvy to introduce lease solutions that provide qualified customers with additional flexibility and the opportunity for even lower monthly payments." With AutoSavvy surpassing 100,000 total vehicle sales, the dealership group offers AmeriTrust a stable, high-volume origination channel with significant long-term growth potential. Brett Parham, CEO of AutoSavvy, commented, "At AutoSavvy we have spent more than 20 years helping customers get more value for their money. Our partnership with AmeriTrust complements that value by introducing lease options that can lower monthly payments even further for qualified customers, helping make our vehicles accessible to an even broader group of buyers." AutoSavvy continues to expand its national footprint, having opened 7 new locations since 2022 and earning recognition on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies 4 of the last 6 years. The partnership is another chapter in the company's story focused on identifying strategic partnerships that support ambitious growth and national expansion.

isospeedrix

HUGE CAVEAT. High Short term cap gains will still incur AMT “rich people” tax even if the entire thing is offset by capital loss carryover It’s absolute asinine bullshit. Almost made me quit trading options. Almost.

AncientCode36

Financials are doing well still, MAG7 isn't down too much, SEMIs/AI trade like MU, AMD, Intel, LRCX, QCOM, WDC, SNDK, AMT has been on a huge bull run. Costco & Walmart still holding up well also

Got_Engineers

This might be the most boring thing I’ve ever said here, but I swear real estate is anti-correlated to the stock market these days. The days when the stock market is a mess, seem to be the days when the biggest REITs have strong breakouts. I buy monthly calls or stock: AMT O VTR WELL

creemeeseason

Not sure what you mean by "still". They have no approved treatments, yet. So yes, if things work out it's early. Just AMT-130 would be a multi-billion dollar treatment, and the only treatment for Huntington's disease. They also have several other therapies in the works based on that platform. Of any of those are successful, it's even bigger than AMT-130. That said, it's an early stage biotech which is the physical embodiment of risk. It's something that needs a ton of research if you want in. I posted a podcast link in the daily that covers QURE among other things. Great primer of you're interested. Disclosure, I'm long.

creemeeseason

uniQure (QURE) said Wednesday that it intends to submit a Biologics License Application for the accelerated approval of AMT-130 to treat Huntington's disease in Q3. uniQure said the decision was made after a meeting with the US Food and Drug Administration, during which the regulator said that its three-year analysis from a phase 1/2 study would be acceptable as the primary basis of the application. The FDA also seeks to align with the company on the confirmatory study design before the application is submitted, including consideration of a standard care control group rather than a sham procedure. Both CLPT and QURE up big on the news.

Electronic_Fault_906

Been holding strong and accumulating for several years. The patience is paying off as they’ve built a strong foundation and now begin to execute. Looking forward to watch AMT explode!

timee_bot

View in your timezone: [June 24 at 11:00 AM EDT][1] [1]: https://timee.io/20260624T1500?tl=The+Ramp+Is+Becoming+Impossible+to+Ignore+-+%24AMT.V+%2F+AMTFF ^(_*Assumed EDT instead of EST because DST is observed_)

DigBeginning6013

"whereas Incentive Stock Options (ISOs) defer tax until the shares are sold, though they may trigger Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) upon exercise." Not normal income tax at all. If they don't sell they don't pay.

CornerOne238

Look up AMT on option exercise

ArmoredDragonIMO

Which are subject to AMT. And AMT will sock you pretty hard upon exercising.

Double_Border_639

0.30 is conservative. This is the ultimate recession/stagflation play. As vehicle affordability declines, used car leasing will skyrocket exponentially IMO. For a few hundred bucks a month, you can lease a car, while AMT holds on to an asset that will barely depreciate due higher inflation.

Loblaws90

Another good write on AMT here. Looks to be getting a lot more eyeballs lately: https://www.reddit.com/r/PennyStocksCanada/comments/1ts5jve/dd_why_amtv_ameritrust_is_a_coiled_spring_the/

creemeeseason

QURE and a few other names running today. The FDA asked another company with a flawed trial to resubmit its data, hinting at more approvals coming. Still think this is a $100+ stock once approvals start coming in. CLPT still hasn't moved much, but is starting to get some traction. Also could 3-4x just an an AMT-130 approval, much less all the other shots they have.

DrVonSpreckle

This is tax attorney territory, not Reddit optimization territory. The dangerous part is trying to create a loss while still keeping the same economic exposure. Once you start talking offsetting positions, loser in December, winner in January, neutral funds, options, margin, collateral, & timing games, you are walking into wash sale, straddle, constructive sale, & economic substance problems. The clean question is not “can I force a loss.” The clean question is “what can I legally do before year end without creating a worse tax problem than the gain.” With 500k plus in gains & 2M in brokerage assets, I would not be shopping for a clever trade first. I would pay for a real tax attorney or CPA who handles concentrated equity, option grants, QSBS if relevant, exchange funds, charitable giving, DAFs, Roth conversion timing, estimated tax, state tax, AMT exposure, NIIT, & whether the shares are taxed at vest, issuance, sale, or something else. Borrowing against the brokerage may solve liquidity. It does not magically solve tax character. The biggest mistake here would be manufacturing a paper loss that the tax code does not respect, then finding out later the gain stayed taxable & the “hedge” only added complexity.

creemeeseason

The FDA is wanting a full double blind placebo test. A few problems with that process in this case. 1) AMT-130 is delivered via injection into the brain. So for the placebo group you need to open the skulls of HD patients and do.... nothing. Very few doctors want that risk. 2) HD had no course of treatment. So of you spend 4-5 years doing a double blind test, tons of people go without treatment. On too of that.... 3) AMT-130 has a specific window in the progression of HD in which it can be administered. After that, nothing. So if people that are eligible don't get it now, it's a death sentence. You're literally asking people to die so that we can get 4-5 years of data. So what QURE is asking for (and this isn't a new class of test) is to start administering their drug. Start collecting data using baseline data on existing HD patients in lieu of a placebo group. This allows HD patients to start getting treatment now. If it works, great. If not, those patients have literally lost nothing since there already was no treatment to do anything meaningful for them.

CornerOne238

That is how employee stock options work. You get offered a purchase price. Regardless of future price, that is the price you can pay to buy stock (yes you still need to buy them). Also if stock appreciates a lot and you buy them then, you may have to pay AMT tax. Good luck!

OwenStorm22

The 1,125 ppm Cu number plus the 1,500 m AMT depth penetration really changed how I look at Wilmac. That starts sounding like a real system instead of isolated surface anomalism

Keyboard_Ferret

AMT penetration to \~1,500 metres plus 1,125 ppm Cu in soils definitely makes the Wilmac story look more serious than it did a few months ago

vrodhosbn

Anyone can claim AI. Few have 1,500m of AMT depth, soil anomalies, and a porphyry district as their training ground. This is substance over hype.

InBeforeTheL0ck

If AMT goes down to \~1,500 meters, does that actually give them enough depth to see a full porphyry system footprint?

twilightbreakin

Interesting update overall. The combination of 3DIP and AMT always makes a project easier to understand structurally, even if it’s still early stage.

JustaSiobhan

Yeah, that’s the key point here. It’s still an interpretation, but it’s not based on one dataset. You’ve got IP, AMT down to \~1,500m, soil geochem, and resistivity all lining up. That combination is what makes it more compelling than a single anomaly.

trickytrixie303

This 3DIP/AMT setup actually looks way more advanced than typical early-stage copper stories. Two intrusive centers is a pretty big deal if the interpretation holds. How confident are they in this model?

Cute-Let3395

The survey specs are stronger than I expected from a company this size. Seven lines, 300m spacing and AMT penetration approaching 1.5 km gives them a decent amount of subsurface information to build targets from. A lot of juniors release geophysics with nowhere near this level of depth coverage or structural interpretation.

potsmokinsocialist

$AMT .. earnings going to benefit from the memory market surge

QuackSPACAttack

Have you owned the shares for longer than 1 year? If so, you owe long term capital gains (15% most likely, some rules regarding Alternative Minimum Tax/AMT if you’re a highly compensated employee with stock options).

GraysonTune97

What caught my attention here is the depth component. A lot of junior exploration news only talks about shallow anomalies, but AMT penetration to roughly 1,500 metres gives a much bigger picture of the potential intrusive system geometry underneath the property

IsabellaHughes527

Useful if it stays grounded. AI can help rank targets by combining soils, magnetics, IP/AMT, historical data, and geological models. It does not replace drilling.

PopcornMarshal

What I like here is the depth component. AMT going to \~1,500m gives a much bigger picture than shallow surface work alone

DizzyKoalaUnit

Novared Mining news IP/ AMT reesults: [https://www.stocktitan.net/news/NREDF/historical-3dip-amt-survey-outlines-twin-intrusive-centres-and-pipe-3n7z0a8fpi6r.html](https://www.stocktitan.net/news/NREDF/historical-3dip-amt-survey-outlines-twin-intrusive-centres-and-pipe-3n7z0a8fpi6r.html)

JohnDavisStorm55

So basically, the rocks at surface said “maybe,” and now IP/AMT is asking the underground rocks to stop being mysterious

Kittykarryall

For anyone wondering, this is mostly correct, and heres vocab: IP = Induced Polarization (using current to check for metals) AMT = Audio Magnetotellurics (similar but deeper) All this is for choosing smarter targets. Good stuff.

Fantastic-Ice-1402

Here's some slop/receipts to consume: IREN (IREN Ltd) and APLD (Applied Digital Corporation) are actively transforming from crypto-mining into key players in AI data center infrastructure. AMT (American Tower Corporation) is also heavily involved, serving the AI data center market through its subsidiary CoreSite. Here is a breakdown of their involvement in AI data centers as of mid-2026: 1. IREN (formerly Iris Energy) • Role: An AI cloud computing provider that is pivoting its crypto-mining capacity to high-performance computing (HPC) data centers using renewable energy. • AI Focus: IREN focuses on developing large-scale GPU clusters for AI training and inference. • Key Developments: As of May 2026, IREN partnered with NVIDIA to deploy up to 5 gigawatts of AI infrastructure. They also secured a major $9.7 billion, 200MW, five-year AI cloud contract with Microsoft. • Capacity: Currently, they are expanding to 150,000+ GPUs to support AI workloads. 2. APLD (Applied Digital Corporation) • Role: A builder and operator of next-generation, high-density data centers specifically designed for AI and high-performance computing (HPC). • AI Focus: APLD builds "AI Factories" to provide infrastructure for hyperscalers and enterprises, offering services including GPU compute power. • Key Developments: APLD has secured large-scale, long-term leasing deals, including with companies like CoreWeave, and has secured $2.15 billion in financing for large AI projects (Polaris Forge). 3. **AMT (American Tower Corporation)** • Role: A real estate investment trust (REIT) that owns and operates wireless infrastructure, with a significant data center portfolio. • AI Focus: AMT operates through its data center subsidiary, CoreSite, which provides colocation and interconnection services to support cloud and AI deployments. • Key Developments: They focus on "edge" data centers to support low-latency AI applications and continue to develop multitenant communications real estate to meet AI demand. IREN AI Cloud & Data Centers - Vertically integrated, 100% renewable energy focus, massive GPU deployment. APLD AI Data Center Hosting - Specialized in building high-density, liquid-cooled "AI Factories" **AMT Data Center REIT** - Large-scale, established owner of 28+ data centers (via CoreSite). Note: IREN and APLD are often considered high-growth, higher-risk players in the AI space, while AMT is a larger, more established infrastructure REIT.

Fantastic-Ice-1402

You must be a pleasure to work with. I said I’m former telecom and Amazon, I understand this. I mentioned AMT due to their fair valuation and association with AI infrastructure buildout which was OP’s statement. Obviously hyperscalers easily come to mind but smaller players can be undervalued. That’s just my opinion and the news articles are just receipts.

AutisticTradingPro

You’re just quoting news articles and not listening to the people actively in the space like myself. I actually agree AMT is a good company to invest in, but disagree with your thesis on them capitalizing on the AI play.

Fantastic-Ice-1402

I didn’t say hyperscale. Obviously AMZN, GOOG, MSFT lead that space. I'm former telecom and Amazon btw. But AMT (via CoreSite) are most certainly involved with the infrastructure build out that OP mentioned. Not at Mag7 scale but decent valuation as they currently trade today, IMHO. More so APLD and IREN, but AMT fits the niche as well. *CoreSite, a subsidiary of American Tower, owns carrier-neutral data centers and provides colocation and peering services.* *CoreSite’s new internet exchanges and American Tower’s pivot toward high barrier, developed markets place the company more squarely in data center and connectivity growth themes tied to AI demand. As you weigh NYSE:AMT, the key questions are how efficiently it can scale these data center assets and how the shift away from India reshapes its risk and return profile.* https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20251029829242/en/CoreSites-Chicago-AI-Optimized-Infrastructure-Powers-STNs-GPU-One-Platform-and-Helps-Deliver-Significant-Savings

AutisticTradingPro

AMT isn’t building AI data centers. Their core business is legacy cell towers. Not sure why you included them

Fantastic-Ice-1402

Agreed. APLD, IREN, AMT come to mind

packet

Early exercise really just means doing it before IPO. Often it can be many years between vest and the ability to sell any shares you can exercise. Unfortunately AMT is somewhat complicated and really depends on your income. If you have any reasonable amount of options I would strongly suggest finding a fee based financial advisor to guide you through the process. Early exercise is also only really a good idea if you're sure about the org and that IPO or some kind of acquisition will happen. To put this in to perspective I have worked for companies that actually had to extend contracts for people because they were about to expire after 10 years because they didn't exercise yet and we still hadn't IPO'd!

CalebMitchell840

It is a BC copper-gold explorer, and I liked the regional angle. I also noticed the Wilmac project expansion, the Plume tenure, and the 2026 IP/AMT geophysics path. I am still researching it, so it is a watchlist name for me right now.

packet

Yes I understand AMT but your question doesn't make sense? You don't buy out incentive options they are vested. AMT is triggered by exercise only of ISOs. The point of doing early exercise with options is to do it at low valuations and get long term capital gains when you eventually sell the shares.

Prince_reaper13

BC has a long mining history and a lot of copper-gold porphyry systems. One I have been reading about is NovaRed Mining. Its Wilmac project is in BC and recently expanded to about 16,078 hectares after the Trojan-Condor option. Plume is also registered at about 2,062.64 hectares, with authorization for a 3D IP/AMT survey. Still early, but the 2026 geophysics program makes it worth tracking for me.

MacBookMinus

Do you understand AMT? It’s only 50k for me to buy it out but I understand I might also face significant tax liability at exercise time due to the 10x increase between strike price and FMV.

creemeeseason

I loaded up on calls when it hit $9, took my profits and bought shares around $15. Letting it ride with essentially a $0 cost basis right now. For what it's worth, if AMT-130 gets any approvals, this is a $100+ stock. Even just the UK has 20,000 HD patients.

creemeeseason

QURE earnings/operations update: Advancing FDA interactions on AMT-130 for Huntington’s disease; Type B meeting scheduled for the second quarter of 2026 ~ ~ Progressing AMT-130 toward expected UK regulatory submission; MAA on track for third quarter of 2026 following successful pre-submission meeting with UK MHRA ~ ~ Enrollment in AMT-260 temporal lobe epilepsy program on track; clinical update from first cohort in Phase I/IIa study to be presented at the Epilepsy Foundation Pipeline Conference ~ ~ Presented updated data from AMT-191 Phase I/IIa in Fabry disease study showed sustained increases in α-Gal A Enzyme Activity and stable Lyso-Gb3 levels; subsequently all 11 dosed patients have discontinued enzyme replacement therapy ~ ~ Strong balance sheet with $586.6 million in cash, cash equivalents and current investment securities as of March 31, 2026 and runway into the second half of 2029 ~ Love that the cash on hand takes them to 2029. Probably no need for dilution. Second half of this year is going to be filled with potential catalysts.

IsabellaHughes527

I like that they’re doing IP and AMT across several grids first instead of just yolo drilling one shiny rock.

cdude

Well, i've been planning FIRE for 15 years and retired before 40. I maxed out all my retirement accounts, did mega back door, regular back door, handled AMT, NIIT, and everything else. I think I know more than someone who just thinks "tax free" is the best despite not understanding anything.,

creemeeseason

QURE news: Submission of a UK Marketing Authorization Application for AMT-130 is expected in the third quarter of 2026 ~ ~ Type B Meeting with U.S. FDA granted in second quarter; expect to discuss potential Phase III design and analysis plan for AMT-130 four-year data ~ ~ uniQure actively pursuing additional ex-US regulatory pathways to support potential registration of AMT-130 in international markets ~

creemeeseason

Bio generally scares me as well. There's a good deal written online about both names and for a full rundown I'd highly recommend reading it. If you find Peter Mantas he's done great work, but there are others. QURE has a drug called AMT-130 that it is for Huntington's disease. In clinical trials it actually appeared to have reversed the effects of the disease, which is otherwise fatal and had no cure that even stops it's progression. However, the FDA declined to approve AMT-130 because they want a double blind full placebo test. Two obvious problems there for QURE. Huntington's is kinda rare so running a multi year broad trial is really expensive and time consuming. Also, AMT-130 is injected into the brain via surgery. So you're asking doctors to do a brain surgery on placebo patients as well, which is borderline unethical at best. In the meantime, people with HD have no cure and will likely die waiting for the test. It's a big to do that includes lobbying by members of Congress and FDA resignations. I won't recount the full saga here. So, basically if the FDA clears it, this drug is massive. If not, the company is a zero. At the very least, it's an interesting read. CLPT is somewhat tangential. Remember that brain surgery required to administer AMT-130? It's done using the CLPT surgery platform. There are a few other existing therapies that use it as well, but AMT-130 would have by far the highest TAM. As a result, they have been trading somewhat in lock step. However, while QURE is a single drug play, CLPT is a platform. If the FDA clears AMT-130 there is likely to also be other therapies developed and approved using CLPT technology. There's a big push to change the level of testing needed for rare and extremely fatal diseases. Most Huntington's patients would gladly take an "experimental" therapy because otherwise they have a death sentence. A lot of people want the FDA to let them. While in the short term the two names are linked, I think CLPT has a multi year potential as new therapies get built on its platform. Ray Kurzweil (back in 1999!) did some writing on computer and AI implants in people which really stuck with me. CLPT is a potential winner if that type of thing happens. So I'd probably sell QURE of it surged on FDA approval, CLPT is one I want to hang on to.

mx5plus2cones

A wise friend once told me something to this day i still remember... It is far better to pay a lot of taxes on a large capital gains... Then to have a large capital loss carryover.... I wont discuss the AMT tax trap a lot of people got screwed over with when they exercises their ISO stock options but got greedy and did not sell the shares, and the shares subsequently fell below their exercise price... Imagine exercising shares and being taxed on the excerise per AMT rules, but not being able to offset that with the massive loss you had the following year when the share price fell because the IRS limits ypur annual losses to around $3000-4000/year with the rest you have yo carry over the following year. I warned a lot of colleagues about the AMT tax rules concern ISO stock options, many of them were finance people. They didnt understand. i was an engineer that knew some of the tax laws becusse one of my siblings was an investment banker, specifically underwriting some of the tech IPOs. Lets just say those people had a lifelong capital loss carryover..

CommonSensei-_

DCA slowly with under valued stocks that I already have a position in. ( mostly) Tsco, UPS, AMT, Some tech stocks that are speculative. Oklo, SMR, circ, Mara, And sitting on a larger pile of cash to buy a crash if it happens ( I’d buy in JEPI , SPYI, or a total us market index fund)

Available-Range-5341

A lot of comments wondering why SPY isn't crashing. For it to crash, we need GOOG, NVDA, and AAPL to crash. if they crash, it won't be just because, it will be because a narrative shift, because these stocks are viewed as safe havens from the economy/inflation to a certain degree. So when they crash, there will be FUD in the media and you won't want to own them. The next largest components of the indexes are already in correction/crash for the most part. I think your/my own sake, we need to look for individual stock opportunities in this market. You have to go against the media narratives though. Ex. buy consumer stocks in Oct-Nov when the media was fear mongering about more tariffs hitting one day (even though said companies had already given figures on how much tariffs would cost). Or utilities last summer when we feared a pause in rate hikes. Now I am seeing the fear mongering on credit card overdone and some consumer staples like MMM and HD down hard to points they usually bounce form. PE is crashing but it may crash more because sentiment is untied to reality. Either way, instead of waiting for 2008 to repeat, maybe buy some MMM or HD or PG or wait for banks to finish dropping and buy JPM. AMT is another good stock that never gets discussed here and it's down a little

Available-Range-5341

I think now is a good time to buy CRM, MSFT, AMT, HD, BX, and PG. Maybe ES. BX may be a bit controversial, but the rest are good AND all dipped a bit so you're getting a bit of a sale, which is why I recommend them. MMM and CLX are in dips after recent rallies so might be good to I'm assuming you're saying you don't care about the next ten years but I am sure at some level, you'd be pissed if you lost $ tomorrow, hence I recommend things already down but with good earnings Actually making this list I realized credit card stocks are way down too, maybe AXP is a buy?

Available-Range-5341

Thought REITs would like the bad job news but I guess not. PLD down 3.3% and STAG down 2.4% which is how they behave during a crash. But DLR and AMT are up a little.

Downtown_Eye_572

Some people want to unload to cover the AMT

bob-a-fett

You just explained what happens to tech-workers with AMT and stock-options. You have to pay taxes on stocks you can't even sell. And then the company either never goes public or goes public at a lower price than what you paid the taxes on.

Noersterud7

Hey guys, take a look at AMT.v New management over the last 1-2 year. I own shares in AMT. https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/s/OgX3CXJC24

Big-News-2704

Jesus Christ read a book. It literally has a name because it has happened so often. It's called Bracket Creep. Many taxes started out this way and ended up pulling in the middle class - Income tax, Capital Gains tax, Alternative minimum Tax (AMT) .....you can go on and on and on. This is a consistent playbook for politicians because they know groups of people hate each other.

divestblank

Total straw man argument. When was the last time you paid AMT?

braundiggity

Worth noting that we already tax unrealized gains in the US via AMT, as anyone who's worked for a tech company that IPO'd knows. You get that tax back as a credit eventually but it can take decades, and in the meantime often have six-figure tax bills to pay. I think AMT is stupid in this way, but I also have no sympathy for billionaires whining about a wealth tax.

Noersterud7

Very strong management and a real turnaround is most likely right around the corner. I have invested in AMT!

Got_Engineers

Going going to post some weekend research for the degens. All I study is price action on the one hour charts I think they can be used to trade options and stock with 1000% as an edge. One hour chart show the momentum from the microstructure regime of the underlying price action. Using trend lines and some basic book learning, you can easily spot situations on major indices or stocks where they basically automatically go up the next day or for the next 2/4 days. Go look at a 1H price chart, and find an instance where price opens inside the 20 EMA during pre market. If it’s inside the 20 EMA and 50 EMA…it’s a rocket ship at open. Example AMT recently, a REIT…..last Monday. Opened inside the 20 / 50 EMA on the 1H chart Monday morning. Went up +11% and 4 strikes Monday to Friday . A fucking REIT went parabolic and can be traded with a 1H chart. That exact same pattern is everywhere. $0.7 Feb 20 $185 call sold for $8.3 NBIS Friday opened inside the 20/50 EMA on the 1H , went up +9%. QQQ last Friday and Monday on the 1H charts. Friday to Monday went up like +3% if you held. Each day opened inside the 20 EMA and then the 20/50 EMA.

Got_Engineers

All I study is price action on the one hour charts I think they can be used to trade options with 1000%. One hour chart show the momentum from thr microstructure regime of the underlying price action. Using trend lines and some basic book learning, you can easily spot situations on major indices or stocks where they basically automatically go up the next day or for the next 2/4 days. Go look at a 1H price chart, and find an instance where price opens inside the 20 EMA during pre market. If it’s inside the 20 EMA and 50 EMA…it’s a rocket ship at open. Example AMT recently, a REIT…..last Monday. Opened inside the 20 / 50 EMA on the 1H chart Monday morning. Went up +11% and 4 strikes Monday to Friday . A fucking REIT went parabolic and can be traded with a 1H chart. That exact same pattern is everywhere

CornerOne238

You get the option to buy company stock at locked price after some time with the company. You hope that stock went up during that time. Once you bought company stock through options you pay AMT tax and then hope you can sell them somehow (problem if not a public company). Ymmv

anusrampage44

There’s no way you made a post about this, been in AMT since early PBX days, let’s pump ugh daddy

Available-Range-5341

Sorry guys, I bought AMT and MSFT. Can't have me making money on stocks of stable companies raking in cash! Fuck the market, can I have one fucking investment ever work out

Ok-Meat-878

It's going to be a much lower AMT like $2000

Imaginary_Manager_44

Really really really bad, I work in a US hedge fund.. and I think a lot about macro economy all day every day. It could sink the west, we will see a credit crunch making 2008 look like a garden party... You won't be able to use your card.. or use an AMT as they will fast be empty. Most big retailers won't have the resources to operate The markets will crash, it would be the second great depression.

themarketapex

Damnit were AMT $180 weeklies the play? Seems like it's flying after-hours, if this thing goes to to like $185 I'm going to be upset 😭😭 Let's see what happens when the casino opens

redditr79

Watching Interesting in calling $AKAN a “scam” 👇 👆 because the price is down is just confusing volatility with fraud. Microcaps with tiny floats fall hard when there’s no volume, and they rise fast when catalysts hit. Facts: • Reverse split is to maintain listing — not proof of scam. Big telecoms like $AMT, $CCI, $SBAC often restructure stock too. • Thin float means small orders can push price down, same as up. That’s market structure, not manipulation. • AKAN has telecom infrastructure optionality, similar narrative to how small infrastructure plays rerate vs larger peers. • Lack of price catalysts right now doesn’t mean no future — other stocks were quiet before running hard. Could AKAN drop? Yes. Does drop = scam? No. Trade risk, not fear. 📊💎

SharksLeafsFan

Our HR will never give financial advice on anything ISO or finance related, the standard tag line is always talk to your accountant and of course people will exercise their stock options and immediately triggered AMT while trying to save on taxes for long term capital gains. They then lose the shirts when market went bust only able to deduct $3k capital loss.

BVB09_FL

For advisers that focus on founders/early employees, they add value by (1) confirming the shares actually qualify for QSBS, (2) structuring exercises/83(b)/AMT and managing the 5-year clock so you don’t inadvertently blow eligibility, and (3) when the upside is meaningful, coordinating with estate planning counsel on “stacking” via spouse/trust ownership or a 1045 rollover. People assume “FA” means Edward Jones/NWM, but there are plenty doing highly specialized planning and the cost of getting any of the above examples wrong can be enormous so you really can’t DIY.